Asked by Toanlm Panda on Sep 23, 2024
A woman says, "I can't take anymore! Last year my husband and I got a divorce. Three months ago, I found a lump in my breast. Yesterday my daughter said she's quitting college." If this person's immediate family is unable to provide sufficient situational support, the nurse should:
A) suggest hospitalization for a short period.
B) ask what other relatives or friends are available for support.
C) tell the patient, "You must be strong. Don't let this crisis overwhelm you."
D) foster insight by relating the present situation to earlier situations involving loss.
Situational Support
Assistance provided based on specific circumstances or during particular events to help individuals cope.
Hospitalization
The act of admitting someone to a hospital for medical treatment.
Situational Support
Assistance provided to individuals based on specific circumstances or crises they are facing, often tailored to address immediate needs or challenges.
- Assess patients' coping strategies and support systems.
Learning Objectives
- Assess patients' coping strategies and support systems.
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